Éste es mi momento.
'Soy' or 'estoy'.
Translation: Gran momento
Instante de expresión amorosa.
You could say "Llámame cuando tienes un momento."
Translation: Cristina no está disponible en este momento.
Por favor introduce el momento presente? (Please enter the present moment).
In Spanish, a woman would said this way:Estoy por dar a luz/ a punto de dar a luz a nuestro bebé. (At this moment).
Type your answer here... just a moment please!
Esta usted organizado? ('Are you organized?' at the moment) Es usted organizado? ('Are you organized?' by nature, as a person)
It depends on the situation.If you are learning Spanish as a general matter, e.g. you take Spanish classes periodically, you would say: "Aprendo español."If you are literally studying Spanish at the exact moment that the person strikes up a conversation, you would say: "Estoy aprendiendo español."The progressive tense in Spanish is exclusively used for events that are in progress, not periodic events in the present.
Literally, Un momento de rubio. I don't know if this would be understood in the same way the English idiom is.
Soy - I am (permanent state of being) I am funny/happy by nature. Estoy - I am (location, or temporary state of being) I am at home, I am happy (at the moment)